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The name of the newly elected chairman of the American Association of Port Authorities wasmisspelled

David Arian, president of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union since 1991, was

The Journal of Commerce's daily Industrial Price Index hit a new 1994 high for the third day in a ro

For the week ended April 9, total piggyback freight hauled on the nation's major railroads equaled 1

Canadian National predicts its railway operations will return to profitability in 1995 after several

The U.S. dollar was mostly lower Monday, unable to sustain early gains tied to the announcement that

The European Union's top transport official will step down this week, leaving behind a raft of unres

The European Commission is due to decide today what action to take against France for discriminating

(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +6.894/12 97.94/13 98.14/14

After months of wrangling over details, South Korea awarded a $2.1 billion high-speed train contract

China regards American companies as the pace-setters and thus as favored sources of advanced instrum

United Parcel Services said Monday it will boost its fleet with 23 aircraft worth more than $600 mil

McDonnell Douglas Corp. said Monday its profit rose 43 percent in the first quarter, due largely to

IRS GIVES SANTA FE RULING ON SHARE PLANSCHAUMBURG, Ill. - Santa Fe Pacific Corp. sai

Keeping a promise made before a federal election last fall, the Liberal government of Prime Minister

With the fiscal year more than half over and the summer construction season looming, Senate aviation

Houston clothing stores, small businesses and nonunion shipping companies were feeling the pinch of

A U.S. government-backed fund to promote U.S. business investment in Third World nations was announc

International scheduled airlines lost more than $4 billion last year after their worst year ever in

United Airlines and Spain's Iberia Airlines announced Monday that they have concluded an initial mar

Northwest Airlines fired another salvo in the airline industry's on-again/ off-again price war Sunda

Freightliner Corp. held the lead among heavy truck makers in March as the industry's monthly sales s

LAN CHILE AIRLINES (Miami) - Claudio Silva was named cargo director, North America. He most

The Massachusetts Port Authority is merging its trade and tourism units under one roof and will help

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Mexican labor laws that guarantee the right to organize unions and ban the firing of workers trying

ELECTRICAL WORKERS WINS FLORIDA RAILWAY VOTEWASHINGTON - The International Brotherho

Textile Quotas to Watch as of April 15, 1994* Country Category Description

SENATOR PROPOSES DEAL IN CHINA TARIFF DEBATEWASHINGTON - Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., i

The concept of export processing or free-trade zones has been kicking around Nigeria since the mid-1

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service

Austria's proximity to countries such as Hungary and the Czech Republic could provide a valuable bri

Canadian Transport Minister Douglas Young signed letters of intent Friday with Vietnam to expand air

Suppliers of the following items seek U.S. importers/distributors. Interested parties are asked to c

The Arizona Legislature has passed and sent to Gov. Fife Symington a bill creating a state authority

CON-WAY INTERMODAL (Fort Worth, Texas) - Terry L. Dooley was named director of logistics, a new posi

The Indian tea industry, hurt by lower demand in traditional overseas markets like Russia, is seekin

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